4 psychological tricks that work on EVERYONE - The Science of Persuasion//ROBERT CIALDINI

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  • 4 psychological tricks that work on EVERYONE - The Science of Persuasion//ROBERT CIALDINI
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  • @littlebitbetter7
    @littlebitbetter7  9 месяцев назад +18

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  • @aceallen2505
    @aceallen2505 Год назад +215

    1. Genuine Reciprocity
    2. Genuine liking people
    3. Have active consistency and commitment
    4. Social proof

    • @supersongi
      @supersongi Год назад

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    • @TeamMagicLifeOfficial
      @TeamMagicLifeOfficial 9 месяцев назад

      Thanks!

    • @Proj1423
      @Proj1423 6 месяцев назад +1

      Hero.

    • @anarizmoore
      @anarizmoore 6 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you for giving us the meat and potatoes of the video!

    • @Breeze-gd8wj
      @Breeze-gd8wj 6 месяцев назад

      the cliff notes edition well done on to the next task mayb❤

  • @fredericksmith919
    @fredericksmith919 11 месяцев назад +12

    The fact that I helped someone and she/he appreciated it makes me feel valued in itself.

  • @pibly7784
    @pibly7784 11 месяцев назад +18

    Unfortunately- reciprocity isn’t always a two-way street. I’ve been nice to people and haven’t gotten it back from them.

    • @chabbershaw
      @chabbershaw 11 месяцев назад

      Maybe it wasn’t genuine?

    • @mkm8149
      @mkm8149 2 месяца назад +1

      Beware of narcissists

    • @Tommy.Bond007
      @Tommy.Bond007 Месяц назад

      ​@@mkm8149I agree with you, I was married to one for over 20 years

  • @bekind3050
    @bekind3050 11 месяцев назад +7

    I love to read books. I have found that Kindness and generosity are fundamental to have a meaningful life.

  • @mremington8
    @mremington8 Год назад +17

    All of this assumes your dealing with a normal, psychologically healthy person, - Narcastist and sociopaths' will just naturally expect entitled and its everyone's job to give them things and feel no sense of reciprocity, as an example.
    You should do a vid featuring dealing with abnormal psych. Actually, it might be best to just avoid them.

  • @DemarcusQ
    @DemarcusQ 11 месяцев назад +8

    The best physiological trick is to listen to your common sense 💡😉

  • @gauravbatra9987
    @gauravbatra9987 Год назад +3

    "LITTLE BIT BETTER",
    You have earned a sub! You have the best book summaries on RUclips.

  • @midnite325
    @midnite325 Год назад +140

    I'm associating w/ the wrong ppl.Dinners, birthday parties, etc are NEVER reciprocated. Even loans are rarely returned w/o my awkward request. Seriously

    • @dancingram79
      @dancingram79 Год назад +20

      Exactly what I was thinking! This works only on certain people.

    • @midnite325
      @midnite325 Год назад +4

      @@dancingram79 Amen!

    • @deeprollingriver52
      @deeprollingriver52 Год назад +29

      People are jerks. As a realtor it was almost impossible to list my friend’s homes or find homes for them. I even had one “close” friend use another unknown realtor to find her a rental. Why, I asked. “because you’d make money”. Was her answer. Of course Id make money, and NOT OFF HER! The landlord paid the fee. I would have had to work hard to find her an appropriate rental. But that selfish human decided id make money off our hard work for her. And THAT was her selfish, bitchiness coming out. Nothing was a repugnant to her as me being successful. She definitely showed her true awful nature as what she did.
      Same thing with my family. The idea of me getting paid for my hard work while they benefited was inconceivable to them. They only see me making money. Not that they’d benefit greatly. They’d cut their own throats before they would see me happy.
      So….never go to family or friends. Remember. Most people are true assholes.

    • @mcwelling
      @mcwelling Год назад +6

      💯 relatable.
      But what I found is, there's the "how" part to doing these things, and if it won't effectively apply to the individual(s), the outcome won't be as expected.
      If you just "genuinely" do favors and don't include some of the other psychological factors, most likely, you'd be taken advantage of, and so, I believe you must carefully consider and apply these tips.

    • @o0osoftballnuto0o
      @o0osoftballnuto0o 11 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@deeprollingriver52that shows exactly their true colors, they are that way so they automatically think you would be that way to them.

  • @Dgn404
    @Dgn404 11 месяцев назад +6

    This is like Robert Greene for people who are not sociopaths! Thank you for making this video =]

  • @gionder
    @gionder 11 месяцев назад +10

    Ugh, tipping is such a problem. It shouldn't be expected, let alone counted on. It's become inverted: you were supposed to tip if the service was better than expected. Nowadays, people expect to be tipped always, no matter how bad they do their job

    • @doribonesbonner8848
      @doribonesbonner8848 11 месяцев назад +1

      That’s because (in the USA) waitstaff are usually paid WAY under minimum wage & tips are EXPECTED to make up the difference

    • @gionder
      @gionder 10 месяцев назад

      @@doribonesbonner8848 that's shameful. Too bad people put up with that kinda BS. A livable wage shouldn't depend on tips. As a customer, you have nothing to do with the way an employer treats their employees, so the financial burden being taken up by customers makes no sense.

    • @meandnotyoudude5678
      @meandnotyoudude5678 10 месяцев назад

      ​@doribonesbonner8848
      No. They get paid minimum wage and expect tips for a higher wage. It's a choice to work in customer service, not an obligation.

  • @vegardwitsoe
    @vegardwitsoe 7 месяцев назад +2

    Your videos is a revelation, each single one of them. Thank you!

  • @nitachiquita9988
    @nitachiquita9988 Год назад +20

    Bob Cialdini’s book is one I read first in university and one of the best books I have ever read, hands down. This book will help anyone who reads it. Fascinating stuff. Highly recommend👍

    • @shirleylackey801
      @shirleylackey801 Год назад +3

      I helped Bob write that book,,,he still owes me 10 BUX !! ✌😂

    • @FlyerHigher
      @FlyerHigher 3 месяца назад

      What’s the name of the book, did I miss it somewhere?

    • @nitachiquita9988
      @nitachiquita9988 3 месяца назад

      @@FlyerHigher I believe it’s called INFLUENCE. Great read

  • @rstash1
    @rstash1 Год назад +26

    Most of the psychological techniques are ancient, but valuable all the same. People don't change. I learned about them in college Psych courses in the 1960s and you can read about them in philosophical texts from the Roman Empire. People respond. They are mechanical in their responses. If these techniques are applied correctly they elicit the desired response - often against the will of the responding person. Ben Franklin borrowing a book for example. Est said it best: "You are a machine."

    • @Mr371312
      @Mr371312 Год назад +3

      They even write books with those ancient principles, print it anew and make best seller self-help books.

    • @rosee7011
      @rosee7011 6 месяцев назад +1

      I disagree that people can't change. People can choose to change. I am not a machine, but I did make a conscious decision to change my behavior.

  • @blacknatsu6623
    @blacknatsu6623 Год назад +10

    You have a great speaking manner and voice.

  • @codingashabit_004
    @codingashabit_004 11 месяцев назад +2

    Hey LITTLE BIT BETTER!
    The video and the techniques shared were awesome.
    Thanks for it.

  • @yousufaley
    @yousufaley 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you so much for providing such valuable information, this is the best channel I have ever found on RUclips.

  • @emazah9982
    @emazah9982 Год назад +4

    Dammnn...this is so deep. I love this book. Thanks, ma'am.
    Love your videos. Looking out for more.

  • @Leo-mt7qr
    @Leo-mt7qr Год назад +21

    Reading a book once is not enough to fully absorb it.
    Reading a book after a few months or year will give you a different perspective. Your consciousness and awareness as changed, so will your perception of what you read.

    • @trishataylor2488
      @trishataylor2488 2 месяца назад

      I have found this especially true From reading the bible For 30 years I get something more out of it each time I read it

  • @garwong6567
    @garwong6567 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks. Great presentation. The advice on emailing someone specific is a tip I have previously given to my staff - better to choose one person at random as it's human nature everyone in the group will leave it to someone else.

  • @ghassemazad2314
    @ghassemazad2314 7 месяцев назад +2

    I want to appreciate your efforts and well chosen topics! You're doing great. Keep up the good work! :)

  •  Год назад +7

    Love this video, is so useful!!!

  • @letmethinkaboutit8982
    @letmethinkaboutit8982 9 месяцев назад +5

    Reciprocity worked for me when I was in sales. Every time I asked my prospect if they wanted a drink (and it was literally water that I got from the sink in a styrofoam cup,) got me the sale even though I was selling memberships to my club. It was weird. I don’t know if it is because they felt extra taken care of or what but it NEVER failed me. I get cash upfront too when I tell them I will take off the sales taxes for cash 🤣

  • @EduPremium
    @EduPremium Год назад +4

    Beautiful. Thank you

  • @kelvinwong9020
    @kelvinwong9020 Год назад +6

    This video is great thanks 🙏🏻

  • @explorerryan
    @explorerryan 9 месяцев назад

    Great job. Sooo on point. I've done sales for several decades and still managed to pick up a few great tips

  • @CrazyCraftLadyJessy
    @CrazyCraftLadyJessy Год назад +10

    Well this psychological tip that you gave me is going to make me follow your channel 😄

  • @Bigmike96372
    @Bigmike96372 Год назад +5

    These things I have been doing for so long ….. it crazy how this video is so true …

  • @aleynamutlu4206
    @aleynamutlu4206 11 месяцев назад

    Now i understand why I was getting nervous around most people giving me a “favor chain”.

  • @jonnygun6
    @jonnygun6 11 месяцев назад

    I love all your content. I truly do. Thank you for being you.

  • @ikeead971
    @ikeead971 3 месяца назад

    I have watched your videos for a while and I just had to subscribe ( your in the first few channel’s I have subscribed to the first one I consciously did great video )

  • @jaredmayo5820
    @jaredmayo5820 7 месяцев назад +3

    No,in our experience people don't like you no matter what you say or do,that's doesn't mean stop being kind it just means your being kind to the wrong people

    • @giovannagiovanna3349
      @giovannagiovanna3349 5 месяцев назад

      You just contradicted yourself. You started by saying that people don’t like you no matter what you say or do. So how can you say don’t be kind to the wrong people if in your experience everyone doesn’t like you no matter what you say or do then you shouldn’t be kind to anyone other than yourself.🤔

  • @casseyannemacawili3214
    @casseyannemacawili3214 Год назад +6

    the more I watch your video, the more I become insane

  • @rodashaallen4785
    @rodashaallen4785 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much❤❤❤I found this video very informative

  • @AdmiroElioteMachava-jc8bb
    @AdmiroElioteMachava-jc8bb 11 месяцев назад +1

    I'm currently reading the laws of human nature and this is my next book

  • @CookDineRepeat
    @CookDineRepeat Месяц назад

    This is helpful. Thank you.

  • @jakepayne4804
    @jakepayne4804 6 месяцев назад

    This is very practical - great job 👏🏼

  • @jonroughley9925
    @jonroughley9925 Год назад +1

    You are bloody amazing.

  • @denz4133
    @denz4133 11 месяцев назад +5

    As a Mormon missionary I was taught ‘the commitment pattern’. Basically a way of emotionally manipulating people into doing what we wanted. We were taught to always ask questions with “WILL YOU….” because people felt obligated to follow through (even if they didn’t really want to). Then of course you follow up within 24 hours to try to solidify their answer. “So (insert their name) we’re still on for your next lesson we talked about yesterday, right?”

    • @themacocko6311
      @themacocko6311 11 месяцев назад +6

      I assure you, all other religions are just as manipulative as yours.

    • @saramckee6611
      @saramckee6611 9 месяцев назад +1

      Haa this would not work on me at this point If I'm not feeling it I'm not doing it no matter what is said exclusions are work at a job not too much options there if it's fair I wouldn't want to make people feel obligated by manipulation Its WRONG It makes me feel uncomfortable I live by do unto others and if others don't do the same they can be left feeling😢

    • @rosee7011
      @rosee7011 6 месяцев назад

      Well manipulation or not, you saved people. 🙂

    • @agentsaltgodd3193
      @agentsaltgodd3193 7 дней назад

      ...that's not manipulation...it's genuine care

  • @SharonLuska
    @SharonLuska Год назад

    OMgoodness you are SMART!!! Thank you💕💕

  • @gernotritzau5948
    @gernotritzau5948 10 месяцев назад +6

    Thank you for making all these videos, i started reading these types of books over 7 years, and your work tremendously helps me speed up the process of reading them.
    I follow Tai Lopez and bought over 100 books he recommended reading, it has since made me a more interesting personality.
    Thanks again and keep up the awesome work.😊

  • @user-xu4rz1ti7c
    @user-xu4rz1ti7c 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for sharing this incredible information have a fantastic day . This video is great thanks .

  • @menosproblemos6993
    @menosproblemos6993 Год назад +18

    I have a funny example of pluralistic ignorance 😁
    A friend of my sister gathered 14 people and stood looking up at a tall building, where nothing was out of the ordinary. More people, strangers, joined in. After a while there where so many people looking up at the building that the first 15 could leave and leave a group of total strangers still looking up at the nothing 😄

  • @inpoweryou-rayw6743
    @inpoweryou-rayw6743 Год назад +5

    I really like the concepts and found this video and information from the book very helpful.

  • @agentsaltgodd3193
    @agentsaltgodd3193 7 дней назад

    BE GENUINE...doesn't matter if they respond the way you "expect" or not

  • @chabbershaw
    @chabbershaw 11 месяцев назад +1

    How much more watched are your videos when you added the inspirational music to the background? Makes me feel good. Will I watch more of your videos now?

  • @ifeanyi_maduka
    @ifeanyi_maduka 9 месяцев назад +5

    There's so much overlap with many concepts in behavioral economics. I've read the book, but your summary is such a welcome rehash. Thanks; all subbed up and liked 😊

  • @boepressha8859
    @boepressha8859 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing vid as always, I would love help with my yt shorts💯ty I’m watching all of your vids the info is inspirational and knowledgeable

  • @christopherjohnson1266
    @christopherjohnson1266 9 месяцев назад

    Really good content guys!
    Earned a sub here!

  • @simonabbott725
    @simonabbott725 Год назад +1

    I agree it's a concrete jungle out there with a lot of slithering conniving manipulative snakes

  • @alanloza7473
    @alanloza7473 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for tips I appreciate it.

  • @shajipt4065
    @shajipt4065 8 месяцев назад

    Nice one ..👍. Suggested to have a brief summing up of full content in the end

  • @RicardoSantos-oz3uj
    @RicardoSantos-oz3uj Год назад +12

    Suddenly I feel the urge to not leave a tip if offered candy.

    • @4050N
      @4050N Год назад

      😂

  • @angelofamillionyears4599
    @angelofamillionyears4599 6 месяцев назад +1

    Good points.

  • @trishataylor2488
    @trishataylor2488 2 месяца назад

    Since subscribing to your channel I find myself really enjoying what you have to offer By summarizing these lengthy books.Since I have been using will you help me oppose to can you help me it's been working Thank you 😁

  • @user-oc7rq9zi5w
    @user-oc7rq9zi5w 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you

  • @dollymariesosa4557
    @dollymariesosa4557 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

  • @sahiltaneja5367
    @sahiltaneja5367 3 месяца назад

    loved it!!!!

  • @Capturerealm
    @Capturerealm 9 месяцев назад +2

    Nice content Meg Griffen !!

  • @StalkedByLosers
    @StalkedByLosers 11 месяцев назад +3

    Lol the gift thing can go sour if you do it wrong. Whenever i hear 'gift' now, it reminds me of the time i was doing business with Chinese vendors and one in particular was notoriously sending 'gift' with the pallets. I would not think anything of it but the problem was this vendor was sending garbage product with the 'gift', we did not want the 'gift'. We just demanded that we got the items we ordered in good working condition. But this guy would throw in obviously broken and qc rejects in the pallet hoping no one would notice i guess. We complained and demanded refunds or credit for the bad items which they would argue with us on point saying to just forget about them that they are ok or give excuses. When we really had them by the balls, he would say "But we sent you gift". The _gift_ was usually some cheap item like a plastic little coincell led keychain or a tablet stylus which was just a piece of cheap stainless steel tube with a crappy rubber tip that would just rip off on a screen if you tried using it. 😂 i still remember that pathetic "but we sent you gift" line as a response for screwing us on items that were orders of magnitude more valuable than the 'gift'. 😂😂

  • @Tmlatyoutube
    @Tmlatyoutube 11 месяцев назад +2

    There is other science that says you should never announce goals publicly or to family and friends and explains why. Having this in your brief makes me question the validity of the rest.

  • @CaseyHolden-kh5nf
    @CaseyHolden-kh5nf 10 месяцев назад

    Love your videos there awesome.

  • @sankinn963
    @sankinn963 Год назад

    Amazing thank you

  • @felicisimomalinao1981
    @felicisimomalinao1981 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent.!

  • @delfin5826
    @delfin5826 10 месяцев назад

    Nice topic thank you.

  • @menosproblemos6993
    @menosproblemos6993 Год назад +1

    Getting a compliment about something that one think one's not good at might give some extra boost to the affect.
    It comes out of the blue, yknow?
    Nice hat!

    • @Paislywalls4767
      @Paislywalls4767 11 месяцев назад

      Exactly!
      One simple thing I like to do is (even if I have to stand there a couple seconds) is offer to take someone's cart or buggy back to the store. Ive actually had a couple (older than me people )get tears in their eyes at this simple gesture, ( I am going shopping and going to use a cart myself) . I usually at least get a thanks!
      I like to say, " pass it on! Hava great day!"
      I especially try to do this for people with children. Can't take your eyes off them for a second sometimes.
      Hope you have a great day!🕊

  • @boaphone6317
    @boaphone6317 9 месяцев назад

    What books do u suggest for someone who wants to have time for family, work and a side hustles?
    Thanks for all u do!

  • @trishataylor2488
    @trishataylor2488 2 месяца назад

    When I do something for someone I do it because I genuinely really want to Not because I'm gonna get something back. I especially apply that When giving someone money.

  • @Gotchalaboom
    @Gotchalaboom 11 месяцев назад +4

    So in order for a psychological trick to work on everyone I have to really mean it? Great

    • @jamesdewane1642
      @jamesdewane1642 3 месяца назад

      Gets mystical at that point, right? The best liars always believe what they're pushing, too. The only way to elicit willing cooperation is to willingly cooperate. Selfish overtures elicit selfish responses.
      Damn, you mean there's not a way to be a selfish prick with the whole world at my command? No. Live by the sword, die by the sword. With the measure you measure out, it shall be measured back to you, and more besides.

  • @joseabad2552
    @joseabad2552 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing this incredible information have a fantastic day ❤

  • @KitaraAlex
    @KitaraAlex Месяц назад

    Good 👍 and fine and great 👍 inspiring thanks 🙏👍 nice ❤

  • @agentsaltgodd3193
    @agentsaltgodd3193 7 дней назад

    PUT yourself in both roles (wear both shoes)...now how does it feel? When I think in that nature it makes me "feel" better. I appreciate peoples generous attitude...even when Im not able to return the favor(s)

  • @Joseph-fd5wu
    @Joseph-fd5wu 11 месяцев назад

    Shin love in your situation calls upon God's miracles 💕

  • @sami-w4dux
    @sami-w4dux Год назад +8

    Please kindly create a video on the "48 Laws of Power."

  • @tayyabtahirsays
    @tayyabtahirsays Год назад +1

    Easy way to comsume all your thoughts

  • @Bit_tertruth
    @Bit_tertruth 11 месяцев назад

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    @ashwinkumarsharma7888 11 месяцев назад

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  • @muhammadwaqarulhassan
    @muhammadwaqarulhassan Год назад

    good book

  • @lisanidog8178
    @lisanidog8178 7 месяцев назад +1

    Not everyone is so easily manipulated.

  • @sankinn963
    @sankinn963 Год назад

    Amazing

  • @user-fu4iw5dx3f
    @user-fu4iw5dx3f 7 месяцев назад +1

    I have in laws that give you things, random usually useless things but if you accept they will ask for 20 favours in return, and they dont simply ask, they almost demand your assistance, i never accept anything from them because it is a trap, horrible people.

  • @matthewwozniak9138
    @matthewwozniak9138 Год назад +6

    A girl (Angel) from a metal concert venue saved me from having a heatstoke by handing me a cool bottle of water. Probably saved my life. Forever in her debt.

  • @LAStars-sratS
    @LAStars-sratS 11 месяцев назад

    Good info

  • @mukhitkazi
    @mukhitkazi Год назад +1

    your voice of presentation is awesome

    • @williamsmith8041
      @williamsmith8041 26 дней назад

      In a different video people said she sounds like Meg Griffin

  • @ManipulationRadar
    @ManipulationRadar 7 месяцев назад

    Have active and commitment

  • @luisgonzalez1133
    @luisgonzalez1133 6 месяцев назад +1

    My problem is that I'm anti social, I hate people doing things for me. I dislike compliments. All that makes me see this in a very manipulative light.

    • @giovannagiovanna3349
      @giovannagiovanna3349 5 месяцев назад

      You need to start valuing yourself first and foremost.

  • @MystiqueGamer2
    @MystiqueGamer2 7 месяцев назад +1

    What type of program are u using for this content??? The drawing while you are speaking ??? I have a presentation coming up and this will help so much!

  • @FullOnBakar
    @FullOnBakar Год назад +1

    You are my favourite RUclipsr

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      @FullOnBakar Год назад

      It would have been great if you had posted a summary in the description that I could have copied with your RUclips link and saved in my notion app

  • @agihlanpatmanathan7637
    @agihlanpatmanathan7637 Год назад

    Nice content

  • @Diceandslicewithnancy
    @Diceandslicewithnancy Год назад

    Am so blessed with this video, thank you so much. Do you know you can more people to watch and listen to this broken English

  • @RicardoSantos-oz3uj
    @RicardoSantos-oz3uj Год назад +2

    If you knowingly apply the reciprocity rule, then you are helping while expecting something in return. The only person you are genuinely trying to help is yourself.
    Is only genuine help when you do not expect something in return. Otherwise, is just a confidence game. Irrelevant of delusions.
    A gift that is given while expecting something in return is not a gift. Is a business transaction.
    Society as a whole is based on deception. So, I do understand why people do horrible things in order to survive I wish at least they try to admit to themselves why they do X and not pretend otherwise. If is to help, then is irrelevant if the person can help you back or not.
    At the end of day, never lie to yourself. As otherwise you will never be again sure of your own sincerity.

  • @katokaoula4872
    @katokaoula4872 Год назад +4

    Gifts and favors, right recipe for corruption.

    • @awake13830
      @awake13830 Год назад +2

      i.e. the democrat party

    • @patriciajohn8196
      @patriciajohn8196 Год назад

      ​​@@awake13830right, it's JUST the democrats. Shame to "drink the cool aid" from either side. Both sides have good people, and equally, both sides have corruption. They are the only winners when people give blind allegiance. (Any blind allegiance to a human or a group of humans is wrong, and leads to no good)

    • @williamsmith8041
      @williamsmith8041 26 дней назад +1

      Quid pro quo

  • @edwingichuhi2178
    @edwingichuhi2178 4 месяца назад

    the fact is, that almost everyone knows some of this but they think its never going to work on them

  • @jessica79m
    @jessica79m 8 месяцев назад +1

    Jim kwik has a good speed reading course if your interest

  • @wingsumng2420
    @wingsumng2420 Год назад

    character assassination
    I will not let you get away with it easily, even if I am dead.

  • @allsouls5997
    @allsouls5997 11 месяцев назад +2

    This is how evil propsers. The kindhearted are taken advantage of by the mentirosas

  • @lelomtshali8675
    @lelomtshali8675 11 месяцев назад

    Please do a video of Disrupt You! By Jay Samit.

  • @allamericantreeservice3754
    @allamericantreeservice3754 Год назад

    Me too

  • @nadenehall6843
    @nadenehall6843 Год назад

    I used to help people looking back for nothing eg- baby sitting and going to the market ,it was no problems to take the child home with me for the holidays, know I a my own child late, and ask the same person to help me watch my child for only one day and that becomes a big problem, smh

  • @HotBrassandBullets
    @HotBrassandBullets Год назад

    Who draws all the pictures?